Photo Caption: Twenty-nine students have completed requirements for the Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center's (ETIC) Certificate Program.

Ashwin Thomas is among 29 College of Engineering and Computing Sciences students who have completed requirements for the Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Center's (ETIC) Certificate Program. Requiring students to work on a technical project for at least 25 hours in one semester, the program is the first step in being hired to work for the ETIC, with some students advancing to work as project managers.

ETIC student workers learn and advance their skills as they use state-of-the-art technologies to create solutions in engineering, cybersecurity, technology, and science.